Laminated Glass

Laminated glass is produced by bonding two or more sheets of glass, sandwiched between a plastic interlayer PVB (“Polyvinyl Butyral”) or resin, which not only provides insulation but also prevents the glass from fragmenting when broken. In the event of glass breakage, it is held in place by the interlayer and produces a characteristic “spider web” cracking pattern which keeps the layers of glass bonded.

Benefits:

* High strength
* Durable
* Prevents the glass from shattering into sharp dangerous pieces.

Application:

* Step glass
* Building facades
* Shop fronts places where there is a higher possibility of human impact such an office sliding door, walk on floors, shower cubicles etc.